DALLAS-Integra Realty Resources has its Top 10 picks for real estate investors. Dallas, Austin, Houston and San Antonio pull berths in suburban office, industrial, multifamily and retail. And, property values are up across the board.

DALLAS-Gap Inc. will introduce its first vertical store stacking at the Galleria. Work has just started on the 127,639-sf project that frees up about 40,000 sf of inline space. Owner Hines already is recruiting new retailers for the Dallas market.

DALLAS-A 17-year veteran of the metroplex's commercial real estate world has joined the Grubb & Ellis team as a senior vice president. With the hire comes the dissolution of L&D Realty.

RICHARDSON, TX-It's taken five months, but a 120,000-sf building has been turned around. Two Silicon Valley firms have opened their first Texas offices and Fujitsu is eyeing an April opening for a 60,000-sf training center in the Texas 190 corridor.

DALLAS-Building owners in the region have done their due diligence to make sure that high-tech providers deliver on their promises to light properties. In place are hard-nosed contracts and in one case, a building gatekeeper to protect the tenants and owner.

ARLINGTON, TX-A 48,108-sf standard industrial building in the Great Southwest Industrial Park has snagged about $1.4 million for a health supplier. Also, a drug research business has expanded its lease in Dallas' medical corridor.

DALLAS-Meditrust is forging ahead on its retreat from the health-care industry, selling 78 more long-term facilities and an office building in a $441-million deal. The REIT's now poised for a debt refinancing by July.

DALLAS-The fruits of Regency Centers' labor has paid off in developing an upscale shopping complex to complement the tony Trophy Club development. The project has netted a coveted SADI Award by Shopping Center World.